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some people really do live in a throwaway society
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He had a cast iron alibi, as CCTV footage showed him signing on as his old man while Judge Judy was on. -
Apparently some people do something similar with cash!Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostI'm often amazed at the goodies on sale in charity shops, which people have simply given away.Comment
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I'm sure they'll quote you a fair price.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostHow amazing. Next time I'm in a charity shop, I'll ask for a bit of spare cash some mug has given them!
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i buy bust machines as a hobby , i try to buy 3-4 a week and look for a £80 to £100 markup on each oneOriginally posted by rl4engc View PostYMMV but it's a standard trick, sell an item that is beyond reasonable repair. Advertise it as having some fault that would be easy to fix, but (I can't be bothered with the hassle || I've got a new model now || I never used it much anyway) sell as spares only, no returns.
Buyer gets it, realises it's a more complex job, the cycle starts again..
1st rule never buy from someone who repairs them
2nd always get auction seller to accept a price i offered as a buy it now
3rd never buy one that has a duff system board.
this particular one i got them to send the serial number to me so i could do a warranty check on it to see how much is left with HP
will send it off to HP and they will replace it Foc
seller really is a
although female
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They may be stupid but I fail to see how the C word applies. The person acting badly in this situation is the one ripping off the vulnerable uneducated people to turn a profit at their expense.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Completely agree, it's rude, arrogant and shows who here is devoid of business ethics. I wonder if he treats his contracting clients the same.Originally posted by d000hg View PostThey may be stupid but I fail to see how the C word applies. The person acting badly in this situation is the one ripping off the vulnerable uneducated people to turn a profit at their expense.Comment
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That's one heck of an extrapolation.Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostCompletely agree, it's rude, arrogant and shows who here is devoid of business ethics. I wonder if he treats his contracting clients the same.Comment
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Why do you think he's unemployed?Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostCompletely agree, it's rude, arrogant and shows who here is devoid of business ethics. I wonder if he treats his contracting clients the same.Comment
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